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Try: $(document). Ready(function(){ // ... }); instead of: $(document. Ready(function(){ // ... }).
Good catch, but that's apparently just a typo (in this question, not the working code). The previous question has it there correctly. – D_N Feb 18 at 5:06 @D_N: Yes but after fixing it the code works.
See: jsfiddle. Net/QkmSn – rsp Feb 18 at 5:30 I stand corrected. Nice.
– D_N Feb 18 at 5:34 @D_N: Its just a typo. Got it right in my code. Thanks for your example.
But my code still isn't working. Have you tried opening a fancybox? – ZolaKt Feb 18 at 6:31 Got it working finally.As you said, the code is fine.
I had another script loaded with ajax which also included jQuery. That was the problem. Thanks for support!
– ZolaKt Feb 18 at 6:51.
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